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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-14
President wellro in Town.

Mr.. William Weihe, oil Pittsburgh, Presi.
dent Of OF the AmslgsmRted Association,
arrived in the city last evening and regis.
tered at the Stamm House. What brings
this gigantic official here this time hEs
not as yet been clearly sscertained. 1t was
said that he had been st Mingo during
the day adjusting some trouble ssid to
have originated from the use OF
natural gas. Again it was reported
that his GRAND was on the other side OF
the river and that it was 10 organize some
feeder.nsilcre. Ho did not go acrose tine
river last evening, no viewer, but he did
sttend meeting Of LsEslle Lodge on
the South Side. What matters were
under discuRsion were not given out.
The following ia from last evenings
Steubenville Herald's MinGo notes: 1.-THE
nail factory continued of during the day
on account OF lack OF gas. There Ii 6
alight difference between the heaters and
rollers. 1t is the practice to charge and
roll eight heats per day. On yesterday
John Thomas, one OF the heaters, was late
coming 10 work and consequently when
he was ready Tor his eighth heat the other
heaters were, through. He charged the
heat, but the rollers declined to remain
and roll 1t, and we.o suspended The
matter will probably be adjusted to-day"
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Last Night ut the Grand.

The Baldwin Theatre Company which
is playing at the Grand this week is prov
ing the grestes. drawing attraction that
has been ct this theatre this seasop. The
audiences have grown steadily and the
one Of last night filled tho house 80 that
people had to be turned away there not
being even standing room left. The play
was that thrilling one "Under the Gas
Lights" and. it was pu. on very creditably.
Sir. Walter S. Baldwin as Smokey and Miss
Josie Crocker es Laura CourilaId being
especially strong in their parts. The sill.
yer gift OF last night was an elegant tea
set. 1t wss drawn by colored man
named Henry who Tas loudly cheered as
he received It. The bill ior Tonight ia
the "Galley Slave"
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A WORD OF WARNING.
CROP REPORT,
FOR RENT,

copyrIrht 1ssD, bv Proctor \ Gamble,
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CataTTh to CONSUMPTION,

Cstasih In Its destructive force stands next To
AND undoubtedly leads on tn consulnp .ion Z il il
taere!oIe singular that those afflicted with this
,aIiul diisase should not msko /. the object Of
lheit lives TO rH themselves Of 1t. Deceptive rem
edtes coNco2teh by ignorant pretenders 10 medical
Knowledge hare We ikened the confidence Of lie
ss' mTsloIi'y OF sufferers In al advertised RENE.
rather than torture themselves with doubtful pai,
but ibis Will never do. ca,a,rh must TO met al
every stage and cambated withgll our might. In
many Gases the disease hss Asumed dangerous
symptoms. Tho bones and cartiBge OF the nose
tEa organs oil hearing OF seeing and oil tasting so
atlsc!ed as TO bc useless, the uvula 10 elongated
Tue throat 50 nilamed and irrl,atcd a. 70 produce
o constant and dlstress;rg cough. S'.'
Sauford's Iiedical Cure meets every phase oi IA,
lasb, from simple head cold to The most io1th.
symS ana aencttve stages Is is local and con.
curing, safe, economical and nevus.failing y. : :"
a, Each iAcaagr contains one bottle OF the Radical
Gure; one box Catarrhal Solvent, and an ImproveJ
Inhaler, with teatisei price, 81 fio'e W
. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
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A YOUNG GIRL
Coolly hpproprintcs Dry Goods In Front
OF Main Street Stores,

Coolly hpproprintes Dry Goods In From,
'g OF Ainlu Street Stores.
Late yesterday afternoon a girl probably
ii or 10 years old, plainly but comfort
ably dressed, was seen while passing
along Main street to stop in front OF Stont
& Thomas' dry goods store and pick up {
large bolt Of checked flannel that was dis
played with some other goods in front o.
the store OH boxes. This she endeayored
to put in basket that pho had on hel
arm concealed by lsrae shawl that was
thrown over her Bhouldsrs. It was
loosely rolled and she deliberately rolled II
tighter after finding that she could not
get it in her basket. then slowed i. away
and passed on up the street. The person
on tho opposite eide OF the street who had
observed the theft FASTENED over and no.
titled the clerks in the store OF the theft.
Tho girl was soon overtaken and the
hinnel recovered. There was also found
= bolt OF calico thai j. was ascertaiued she
had stolen from In front OF Metzner's dry
goods store. She avowed that a woman
had given the calico to her. She was
allowed to 60 without being arrested.
There are number Of youngsters like
this rirl about town that will lay their
hsnds on anything they can get. Some.
thing in the way OF reform should be
done for them, -s
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Mrs. Sidney Lists pentI,,

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Sidney List
will take place at 10 o'clock this morning
from the residence at No. 220l Chapline
street that she has lived in for so many
years, and where she died on last Tuesday
evening. She WAS the reliot cf the late
Thomas List, AND ut the time Of her death
Was in her eighty.second year. Although
she had been i'll for soms time past her
death WAS unexpected ct the tire 1t &C.
CURED. She leaves bahind her seven
children, who will deeply mourn the death
OF q devoted and loving mother, and who
will ever hold ascred tho memory of the
kind and indulgent parent. They sro,
Capt. William List, Capt. Charles D. List,
Miss Amanda List, Mrs. S. P. Hildreth,
Mrs. Myron Hubbard; Miss Lizzie List,
and Mrs. Mary J. Gsuley, al! OF this city.
The deceased was widely known in thig
city and vicinity, and her many warm
friends will have for the bereaved ones =
warm sympathy. FF -
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Change In Sleeping Car Arrangements. 4.
Train No 3 Of the Pittsburgh, Cincin:
nGti & St. Louis Railway, leaving Pitta.
burgh ct 1905 2. N. now carries a Pullman
Sleeping Car through from Pittsburgh to
Chicago via Columbus and Bradford juno.
ton, arriving at Chicago at 7:05 \. w.,
making connection with GU bound trains
Of tho Western Trunk Lines. This sleep.
ing car returns to Pittsburgh on train No.
10, leaving Chicago at $3.50 p. NJ. making
direct connection for New York and the
East. All Of the Pan Handle through
trains between Pittsburgh and Columbus
are now equipped With Pullman Palace
Cara. - no ,.'.as rs SAG
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"Sklpped by tho Light OF tho AIoon.''
There will be q crowded house at the
Opara House tonight il the sizs Of the
audience is measured by tee quality OF
the attraction. Tho mirth-provoking,
side sphtting extravaganza which will be
presented under the breezy tile above set
forth, has worldwide reputation, and In
the hands Of Fowler & Warmington's
company, u first'class entertainment is
promised. The San Fraucisco Chronicle,
in speaking Of Skipped" says: "'Skip.
ped by tho Light OF the Moon,' has Just
closed tho lergest and mos! successful on.
gaSement known i'll the annals OF amuse.
ments on the Pacific slope. A continuous
run Of ten weeks with one play, and PEG.
pie turned away nightly is undoubtedly a
theatrical phenomenon in San Francisco"
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e~SVE-@-
Free Trade.

The reduction OF internal revenue and
the taking OF Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no doubt has large.
~ benefited The consumers, es we'll as re.
lieving tho burden Of homo manufactpr;
ors. Especially is this the case with
Green's Augls. FlQlger and BQschee's Ger.
man Syrup, as the reduction Of thirty-aix
cents per dozen, has bsen cdded to in:
crease the sizs OF the bottles containing
these remedies, thereby giving one.filt6
moro medicine in the IS cent size. The
august Flover ics Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, and the German gyruG for
Cough and Lung troubles, have perhaps,
tho largest eale Of any medicines in the
world. The advantage Of increased size
Of tho bottles will be greatly appreciated
by the sick and slllicted, in every town
sad yil!sge in civilized countries.. Sample
bottles for 10 cents remain tbs same sfze.
'-Nhl. t-h.r -6... INV
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4 n,lpaEponr SCANDAL.
A Man and Woman Arrested for Not being
---- Man md Mife. W. = II

Man md Wife,
Two months ago man by, the name OF
William Shelley; who. was employed as
freight brakeman on the Cleveland, Lo.
rain 4 Wheeling Railroad, engaged board.
log at the Sherman House, Bridgeport
for himself and wife. The alleged Mrs
Shelley Ia good looking, buxom woman
OF Thirty Summers. The couple lived
quietly, and aroused no suspicion bu,
what all was straight, until after an acct
dent which happened to Shelley, In which
| he lost two fingers In coupling, and
having to quit work he left town. When
II came 10 the ears Of the Sherman House
proprietor that Shelley WAS a slick onC
and would not return, Mrs. Shelley wa,
spoken to, but assured the hotel people
It was all right and brought from bel
room marriage certificate which, Il
seems, Satisfied the proprietor.
Shelley soon returned aud on Wednss.
day took his wife to Martins Ferry. Yes
terday Marshal McConaughy received 1
letter from woman at New Philadelphia
O, claiming that she WIS the true Mrs
Shelley. and that tho woman at present
passing as such was fraud, having run
of from her own husband and children
and taken up with Shelley. The couple
we're arrested and given a hearing before
Mayor Junkins on a charge OF adultery
They plead guilty and were fined twenty.
Eve dollars each and costs, and were sen,
to St. Clairsville in default Of payment
Mrs. Shelley alias Dickson, alias Mrs
Bnrnhill, said she had left her husband
Barnhill because he failed to provide fol
her, and said he had taken her TO the West
and half starved her while there and on
their return to Ohio BIO wanted her 10 start
q house Of ill.reputo, which she refused to
do and left him to so with Shelley, who
said he had lef. his vile simply because
he did not like her and could not live
with her. -
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ISellaire.

|
H.:H. Free, CT Findlay, is here for a few
dagu. 80, -
J. NJ. Marius is at Boston, Mass,, or
business.
Dick Darrsh has given up his place In
the cttice Of ths Belmont glaas works.
Willie Bush, aged four yearu, was buried
yesterday. He was victim Of acarlet
iever, ts: SO.
BsnTood has been cut oil from pomnu.
nication with US 80 long that there is now
q constantly passing procession Of people
on the ice, where well marked path has
been made. 49, "a g.
At the Belmont County Teachers Insti-
tute to be held at Bridgeport, February
., Niles Alico Cunningham, OF our nigh
school, is to discuss the question SHOW to
Treat frpil7.n
There WAS sn alarn Of FIRE Wednesday
night caused by an ovsrheated etoye in
D.. Coopes's Office on Belmont street.
There was scarcely any damage done be-
iora those near by pu! GU. the fire. IL
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: a pARLOR CONCERT.
a Delightful Soclnl Event Mt nIrs. '9lendopI
Last Evenings+f

Last Evening"
Tho psrlor concert given at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. George Mendel, No. 95
Twelfth street last evening, YRS something
new for Wheeling. It is likely that there
will be- in the future events Of like ns-
ture, however, for it was generally agreed
by those present that a more enjoyable
affair hsd not taken place fer SONS time.
Whils there wss no admission fee, there
was chancs for sill to make q
silver offering for the U. p. Church
Sabbath School. The vacalists we're Mrs
Nellis Sweeney-Palmer, Mrs. Fred gey.
norr, Mrs. John @. Riheldatler and Mr..
Will B. Day. REGULATIONS were given by
Mias Ella Veith, Mia Annie Thobnrn,
MIR. Frank Ncsbitt and Mr.. Andrew Hare.
There Was nothing formal about the con,
cert and tho time passed most pleasantly.
Tho audienco was very appreciative one
and demanded aeveral encores.
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The Bar Association Of West Virginia
have arranged with the Ohio River Rail.
road company for an excursion from Wheel
ing to Charleston, W. Va, Tuesday, Jsnu-
airy IS, train 10 leave Pittsburgh, Wheeling
4 Kentucky depot at 7:l0 4. NJ. city time.
Faro the round trip, 50 Is. For further
information call at office Of the company,
foot Of Eleventh street. 4 5F,'
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The best salve in the world for outs,
bruises, sores, ulcera, Ralt rheum, fever
sores, letter, ohspped hands, chilblains,
eorps. end all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Co. l
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Ha-r -
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers in tho City mud Wheeling Folks
Abroad. ~ ~ r.
Mr.. G. L. Shat, Of 0srtsryiew, Ohio, is
in the city. i'ly
Mr.. L. Il. Jordan, Of Buckhanncn, is at
the stsnm Houss. 8a
Mr.. ]. E. Healy, OF Buffalo, a very clever
gentleman. representing large starch and
eoap concern, is at the stainm and will re-
main in the CITY for-tw or three weeks
establishing his goods. +, 90. 5.-T sS ~.
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Tribe with any Throat or Lung Diseaee,
II you have Cough OR Gold, or the chill.
dren are threatened with Group OF
" hcoping Cough, use Acker's English
Kennedy and prevent further trouble. II
. a positive cure, and We guarantee il,
prlce 10 and Soc. Logan & Co. and @,
Menkemeller. -
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Cheap Ercurslon Tickets to the South.
Cheap excursion ,tickets to principal
points in the South are now on sale By
the Panhandle route. For tickets and
further particulars call on or address ]. G.
Tomlinson, passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, W. Va. ates s.
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LOU SWABACKER.

We have opened our new assortment Of
Embroiderics In narrow, medium and
lluuucings, and all our Web Embrolder.
les, Tho newest ind very choicest goods.
Also, Il nice line OF White Goods.
LOU SWABACEER,
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Tbs following shows the range OF the
Thermometer rs observed ct Schnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
Z A. NJ, 90; u NJ, 1873 =. NJ, 5lo; 7p.
NJ, 400. Weather--Oloudy.
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wv - IN
Scarlet Feyerapd Dipther,,

ate spread by coatagion, by the t.anfer Of
living matter. These particles come from
the skin, the membraaous lining o. the
mouth, noae aud throat, and from tho in.
lsatlnes and uSiEa:y o.Gans: Disinfect
promptly sud thoroughly with Darb,'t
Prophylsct!c Fluid, the grea. germ de-.
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WE have Introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the inStaliment plan
whereby you can secure watch at once
Un easy payments. Tall and Investigate.
JACGB n. GRUBB, Jewcier,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sis.
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T,AtlieH

Come and see the wonderful bargains we
now offer in fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots; elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles, oil sizes and every width. See our
stock OF Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
IfS."!l trE3sHt sf .Gsi. "a L, Y. BLOND.
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Qhe aaxttelliQet1rer.
0nlcc: Nos. 80 and ~ Fourteenth Street.


Of wRntcd-ReiIablc Salesman.
Wnrted-Co ky, Nurse Girls end Man.
D!yideud-F!r !. Marine Insurance Company.
AcMcchen's Old siand-lis Bargain III Soap
levi BTs
An Encyclopedia for the reop!e-sAnton {
Davenport ,
Cabinci Observation-Disclosures Gallery.
1t Requltes 10 Gift-LoSan u Co.
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FALL and winter stock Just received.
A iMll line Of Suitings, Oyerc0atinss
End PanialOOnings. Also q full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Suitings u Specially.
&, HESS g. SONS.
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, No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to be withou. Caligraph tyue.
writer. 1t save time and heslth, Anex.
animation ia eoliQitei ct our salesroom,
No. s5 Twelfth street. 1890
~ t'a -'aar EDWARD T, Roev, e, ~
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Second lot of Scotch wool underwear
lust received. For comfort there il
nothing better. They IRE warranted
not 10 shrink. Q. HESS l. SON.
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: :, Prof: q. 7. Lupton. Of tho Vanderbilt
University, TeEa., says: "As q disiniec
liant and detergent Darbys Prophylactic
Fluid is superior to any preparation with
which | am acquainted" Mwpsw
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Viii find this splendid opportunity to
buy fine Gulf Shoes. Wo hayo now the
largest and finest stock Of ine Calf Cor
doyan, Dongola, kangaroo and English
Porpoise shoes in the city.
Sos ~ L.V. BLOND.
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DON'T DELAY, cure your cough with D..
J. II. McLean'o Tar Wine -Luug Balm, it
is pleasant and promptly cures. Is cents
bottle. IA. M. DIw
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TnE Standard Rotary Shuttle is the
lightest running sewing machine ever
offered to tho public; see advertisement
OF Edward l.. Rose 4 90,
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan l4.-For West
Virginia, southerly, shifting to colder
westerly winds aud snow,
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VIZ still have few remnants OF Brus.
soils aad Powered Carpets left at very low
prices. i STONE & Thomas.
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"a S.. sor Balls and Parties.
10 inch Nuns Yelling in pink and blue,
warranted oil wool, Csc yard, at
EHsnEIMER's, Eleventh Street.
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If you want any Shoes during this
month, so to J. W. AMlcI's,
1lt3 Main street.
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Tho Isensog

4 bowling awell-an liberated tooth
burlington Free Press, !
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Tho Reason ~ F"lrr q
why Acker's Blood Eiisir is wsrrsnted, ia
because It Il the best blood preparation
known. It will positively cure all blood
diseases, puriies the whole system, and
thoroughly builds nj, the constitution.
Remember, we guarantee it. Logan & Co.
and G. Menkemailer. Ne Il e. o "
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PANHANDLE ROUTE.

Bro BARGAINS in Bleached and Cream
Table Linens. STONE & THOMAS.
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PEAsE TOWNSHIP tax books ct R. T.
Howells Office, Bridgeport. ~
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FOR SALE,

TOR SALE OR RENT-DWELLING
y 81 y. Front street, ~ seven rooms and bath
room. Gas, hot and cold water, Possession now
or April LIST. B. II HILDRETH. jai
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GIpsoN'sard DAuduERrY's Rye Whiskies
g Especially at Warner 4 aearns's Senate
Saloon. So: 81
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CLoAEs sold regardless Of cost.
"a SToEE L THOMAS.
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7G!u.oS'aand DAUouRRrI's Ryo Whistles
q speciality: at Warner Is Hearne's Senate
Salnnn ~ - M ~ ~
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TIRED and weary limbs are strengtheped
by St. Jacobs OIL. It always conquers
ps:a, sg=.ss
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During This Month Only,

Reduction in prices Of Boots and Shoe
at J. w. AMicK's. =
81 :. y COS lib Main street.
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:, THERE is no narcotic in Red Star COUGH
Cure; still i! always cures. Price, Is
cents.
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PRICES greatly REDUCED In Red Under
Teaf sToEE 4 THOMAS,
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GIHsoK'sald DAuaHERTy's Rye Whiskies
specially at Warner 4 Hearre's Senate
Saloon, o.. -. u - $50 wv
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a Zig Bargain. 81
TsH p;eceS OF l0.i Bleuched Sheetiug at
% cents pos yard, at STONE & THOMAS.
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This sSe presents the greatest boon,
Salvation Oil; it cures 80 soon.
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SO CENT carpets nerked down to 70
Gents, to reduce stock before inventory.
I'1m, STONE < THOMAS.
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20 much Of section fourteen OF the
ordinance as provides that mo person
shall be appointed lsasty Sergeant who
is not capable Of reading and writing the
English language" presents a qus!ifca.
ton for the Office, which is neither au-
thorizod BY the chsrte; nor permitted by
the Constitution Of the State; the soi.
Eeans and bis deputies being State officers
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CLOSING out sale OF Blankets.
SroTI q THOMAS.
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noRsFoRn's AoID pIospuA q

Nervous Prostrntion and Weakness OF tn,
.-E Alimentary Canal. s.s25ssi
Or. =. NJ. Gavitt, Toledo, o., says: ut
ts a valuable remedy In nervous p1ostra.
ton and weakness Of the alimentary
CANA. -El.' TThstw
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FOR SALE.
TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,

!, The following Lots on Wheeling Island seloni
Ing 70 The estate Of the late Vim. Mccoy, VIZ:
lon No. So and 50 on York street
LoH NO. 90, 100 and l0l on Virginia street.
Lots No. 10Y, los, Ito and Ill on Huron strce:,
LOIS NO. l8, l29 and 1872 on Wabash street
Lot No. III on Water street.
iu0 W. Y. HOGE d BRO. 1900 MArtet s.